Sentence examples for making more refined from inspiring English sources

In making more refined diagrams about the science, I discovered new phenomena.

Mortality prediction models that account for variables such as comorbidities and functional status can serve as the basis for making more refined life expectancy estimates (106– 106).

Later humans used wood and antler hammers to remove much smaller flakes and so make more refined cutting and sawing edges.

If Hyundai ups its quality over this decade and makes more refined automobiles then we'll give the carmaker a value crown.

Genetic engineering makes more refined manipulations of Ar possible.

In addition, the advances in omics technologies have yielded datasets from various levels of cell organization, which could be employed to make more refined biological interpretations by coupling metabolic rates, efficiencies and levels of the key system constituents (e.g. gene, proteins and metabolites).

To make more refined inferences about levels of sequence conservation and functional constraint among avian globin genes, we quantified sequence conservation among all members of the globin gene superfamily in the avian genome: Cygb, Mb, GbE, Ngb, α E -globin, α D -globin, α A -globin, ρ-globin, ϵ-globin, β A -globin, and β H -globin (supplementary table 2, Supplementary Material online).

Perhaps clubbers have more refined tastes nowadays.

On Thanksgiving, cooks have more refined concerns.

Efforts that require far more resource than blogosphere whispers – and efforts that might not even be made in more refined worlds where impersonation jostles with infiltration and fabrication as the sin of the day.

For instance, nonlinear fits can made, and more refined measurement error models can be developed.